Only a medical professional can determine if Viagra is right for a patient. Viagra can cause mild temporary reduction in the blood pressure of a patient which is insignificant for a healthy man, but for a man who has other conditions it may be dangerous. Before using Viagra you need to undergo a thorough medical exam, special tests and procedures to find out if you can safely take Viagra alone or in combination with other medications.
If you have heart diseases it is necessary to determine if you can safely participate in sexual activity and use Viagra. Sexual activity brings extra strain to your heart and may be dangerous for persons with cardiovascular disease.
Remember that you should inform your doctor if you:
- Have heart disease;
- Have blood pressure problems;
- Have had a stroke, heart attack or priapism;
- Have retinitis pigmentosa;
- Have liver or kidney impairment;
- Have hearing or vision problesm;
- Have blood problems;
- Have allergic reactions to any components in Viagra;
- Take other medications for other conditions.
Viagra is a safe medication but for some categories of patients it may be contraindicated, consult your doctor before buying and using this drug.


